The National Children's Advocacy Center project consisted of renovating approximately 12,560 square feet in a 1920s building, and the construction of three new office buildings totaling 31,920 square feet.

The existing building was constructed in 1920 and was previously used as a gymnasium. The existing site was redeveloped to create a four-building campus for staff and services.

The Arts and Crafts period architecture is featured on the exterior of all of the buildings, which complements the functionality of the campus. The columns on each building are little wooden people; the same theme is carried throughout the interior of each building.

To create a cheerful, playful, yet functional atmosphere, the interior finishes are very colorful and durable.

CLIENT
National Children's Advocacy Center

FACILITY TYPE
12,560 sf renovation of a 1920s building and 31,920 sf new construction

CONSTRUCTED VALUE
$6.9 million

ARCHITECTS
JH Partners